PEARLSON SHIPLIFT: PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Designing and Building Shiplift Systems is in our D.N.A.
The Pearlson Shiplift Corporation team is comprised of generations of individuals who have dedicated their lives to supporting the shipbuilding and ship repair industries. We have designed, built and supported more than 200+ shipyards in 60+ countries, and we have dedicated our whole existence to ensuring that our systems, which are responsible for generating jobs and feeding families, are always available to our customers.
Lloyd’s Register acts as the Independent Certifying Authority for all Pearlson Shiplift Corporation Design Drawings, which are required to meet the LR Code for Lifting Appliances in a Marine Environment.
Pearlson Shiplift Corporation, in conjunction with our partners at Shipyard Engineering LLC and in coordination with Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), provides all required documentation for our shipyard customers to meet MIL-STD-1625D(SH) for Shiplift and Transfer Systems.
Pearlson Shiplift Corporation, in conjunction with our partners at Shipyard Engineering LLC, provides United States Coast Guard Certification SFLC Std Spec 8634 for Shiplift and Transfer Systems.
End-Off Transfer Shiplift
The End-Off Transfer Shiplift System is the most widely utilized throughout the world today, accounting for more than 85% of all active shiplifts currently in operation.
This method of Transfer allows the operator to transfer directly off the end of the platform, with no restrictions on cradle type or height, as well as allows hoists to be mounted at any elevation to meet any tidal restrictions. Most recently, this type of system was installed by Pearlson for PENTA Ocean Construction, Savannah Yacht Center, RMK Merrill-Stevens, Lung Teh Shipbuilding and for Ba Son Shipyard (Vietnamese Ministry of Defense).
Direct Side Transfer (One-Side) Shiplift
The Direct Side Transfer (One-Side) Shiplift System has been utilized at multiple sites around the World in order to meet customer demands and requirements
This method of Transfer allows customers to lift / launch vessels parallel to the shipyard or bulkhead. This method is often used in restricted waterways such as within ports, rivers, or intercoastal waterways. Most recently, this type of system was installed by Pearlson for the Qatar Free Zone Authority (QFZA) in Doha, Qatar.
Direct Side Transfer (Both-Sides) Shiplift
The Direct Side Transfer (Both Sides) Shiplift System, similar to a one-side transfer, has been utilized at multiple shipyard sites around the World to meet customer demands and requirements when the land area available for development is limited.
This method of Transfer allows customers to lift / launch vessels off either side of the shiplift platform and as shown in the photo, from the end of the platform. Most recently, this type of system was installed by Pearlson for Marina Barcelona 92 (MB92), in Barcelona, Spain.
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